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Welcome to WolfTalk, a podcast ever about audio programming. My name is Jan Wilczek. I am an audio programmer and a researcher.
In this podcast you will learn how to build your career in programming or research related to audio, meet programmers and researchers from all around the world, and learn about the intricacies of sound.
All resources referenced in the podcast are at www.thewolfsound.com/talkXXX, where XXX is the episode number.
Don't forget to subscribe to my newsletter: https://www.thewolfsound.com/newsletter/
I sincerely hope you'll find the information here useful for your own development!
In this podcast you will learn how to build your career in programming or research related to audio, meet programmers and researchers from all around the world, and learn about the intricacies of sound.
All resources referenced in the podcast are at www.thewolfsound.com/talkXXX, where XXX is the episode number.
Don't forget to subscribe to my newsletter: https://www.thewolfsound.com/newsletter/
I sincerely hope you'll find the information here useful for your own development!
Hosts:
Update frequency:
every 66 days
Average audio length:
81 minutes
Guest interviews
English
United States
33 episodes
since Oct. 29, 2021
episodic
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Phil Burk has had an amazing career as an audio developer: from writing DSP code on Z80, through creating a music language, writing code for mobile phones, PlayStation audio support, and Android, up to MIDI 2.0 contributions. He’s also a co-creator of the PortAudio library, which is one of the most…
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Julian “Jules” Storer is the creator of the JUCE C++ framework and the Cmajor programming language dedicated to audio.
He created JUCE in the late 90s, and it grew to become the most popular audio plugin development framework in the world. Apart from audio capabilities, it is a general-purpose cros…
How do you become a C++ Standards Committee member?
Why is C++ prevalent in audio?
Should you still use it for audio software?
Honestly, Timur Doumler is someone I have looked up to ever since I saw his “C++ in the audio industry” talk at CppCon 2015.
He has a rich development history with C++ and/…
Kurt James Werner, PhD, is a senior research scientist at Soundtoys and one of my favorite researchers in audio DSP (virtual analog modeling in particular).
While you may not have read his papers, it’s very likely that you used one of the plugins he worked on:
Neoverb
Vinyl
RX
Guitar Rig (Hammond …
Victor Zappi is a creator, researcher, and educator at the intersection of music, technology, and interaction design. He is currently an Assistant Professor of Music Technology at Northeastern University. In his career, among others, he worked on the Bela hardware platform during his time at Queen …
Ilias Bergström is a software engineer, researcher, and musician from Sweden. For most of his professional career, spanning over 20 years, he has been working on, as he describes it, “time-based media software.”
In the audio programming world, this means digital audio workstations, video editors, a…
Geraint Luff is a seasoned audio DSP developer and the founder of Signalsmith Audio. Geraint’s presentations, such as “Let’s Write a Reverb” and “Four Ways to Write a Pitch Shifter,” are among the most popular talks at the Audio Developer Conference (ADC) thanks to Geraint’s clarity of explanation …
Orchisama Das is an outstanding audio researcher known for her work in virtual acoustics, artificial reverberation, and immersive audio. She holds a PhD from Stanford University’s prestigious CCRMA and has contributed to groundbreaking research at leading universities and major tech companies.
Duri…
Julian’s career is incredible: from natural sciences through a master’s in physical modeling, a PhD in virtual analog modeling, an almost decade-long position at Native Instruments, all the way to TikTok and Stability AI, where he’s working now on generative music algorithms.
There are few people w…
Jatin Chowdhury is quite well known in the audio programming community for his numerous contributions:
various open- and closed-source audio plugins,
a few published research papers on Virtual Analog modeling,
a few audio-related talks, especially at the Audio Developer Conference,
insightful Medi…
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